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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
GGtunS i6r &atGofiRen &!
Ole stiutne Des pertt. gtas *.

@ir erIu9en Sie initdn6i9it, allen 6enen
NIT eurcm 9uteu @iusn uno eurer @unlt
bei5ultebeu, bic, nit @eiit be8abt unb NIT
~senigeHber &euntntB ausgeraitet, ft9 an
Die @rbcit modem un0 Sii&er uub 3ettun:
gen our 8ertbeiOisung unO 8erbrettung Der
fatbOIii9en &ebrc uerDffentIi9en.
gncpclica Eiu5 TX.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Die stitntne 2en,s XIII.

2afIct cuer 2i9t Ieu9ten por ben Mtens
i6en, Oomit ie euere 9uten @srte iebeu.
limb Der Ser Sebe eu5 ouSu Setuen Segen !
Seq XIII. al ba8 in 4yormu eri3einerbe Slatt
Luce" Neu9te), @ufons 1880.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10

@ebste unb 9eidnse our 6eier BET eriten
81. Communion (6ir bic 0i6csie Srier
pOrseidrieben) gersiBmeinni6t fir cen
Gag oer eriten bI. Communion, A Memo
rial of first Communion, unb mebrere
anoere au%BerOrbentli9 biltse Eractate CUR
6eier Der srften FL. Communion unb su
Raianbu9ten sinsen urs aus Der gu3s
b~anolung pom S6dfer, 8ubliiber unb
Printer, go Barclay Ctr, Seem Yort, gu.
0tsie Bu9banbIuns bat ben aueinissn
Ibiat aaer gu Sonauu0rtb in ber Ser:
lassbudbanbIuns BON 6. Iusr eri6etnen.
ben @erte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
SSi6tigfcit SeS @inamfeS Ser 9asIi=
aipn auf Sas Bolt.

5. Seer rGmli6 Die 8e9e redt betro6tet, burd
peI5e bic Q0ttli6e 8orlebun9 bic I3eitgeI6idte
iIbrt, tam pl6t ben wt6ti9en autbsil iiber=
ie6eu, mel6en Die @epalt beS 8oltes
barQu 9e9enlpGrtig ntmrlt uIb in 3utunit rebs
men muB. 2Sir ieben nit tieler %etritbntB bic
glnittenguu9en, Uelde Der 6iirit Der StulterntB
ma6t, nm Oiele @emalt 81 elmer tlr oas &Obl
Der @eieuld0it 9etabrlt9 Ell ;u 9eitalten,
inoem ct bic 0iaiien beS BOlte5 Dem @ius
luB Der Relt9ton entiiebt unb ie auf bic
PEI Oerbli6eu Efabe Der 3 II 6tloii9fei unb
oer anQr6ie treibt. Bis iest bietet 9eraoe
gluerifa eineu bierUon gang abWet6enoeU au.
bid ben elmer Bolts berrl6ait, gere9elt our6
bic giebe Sur Orbnung, pur5 bic a6rln9 por
Der 5%teli9ion, ou 6 ben @e9orlam gegen Die
2lutoritQt be, @eIsbe; eS III 0GS feline Sl6tloie
uno 0enalttbQtige 0emOtrGtic, ~ion0eru Die
ma6re Gemotratie, pelhe OaS allgerueIne Boblz
er0eben 0ui Dem lSe9e Der 9~eiunoen @runoiQbe
mlo Der 9uteH 9eleul 9ottlt9en OronIn9 ct
itrebt.
I'm cinen 10 niiuI6euSwertbsu 3uitau6 81
GrbaltelI, IT Is on 6auS ~notbpeI0lg, oGB Die
Reli0iou aud "ierIer Die 3unel8uug Der Wtaiien
beiiBe Ino OaB tie 10 has Nenebtnen oellelben
beDtlmme. S6On 0riidG otes IN etnem S9rei.
ben Der @orbiual UtGnning aus nit ben Bor:
ten: ,Sn 3utunft BIT Die &tide nt9t mebr
nit 6m s il # eu uno ben euten,
ionoeru nit Oeu groben Wtaiien, nit oem
8oIte, 81 bGnoelu. WtO9sn mir es nolen
ODER ui6t, bort ltegt unlere Auigabe, cine Qufs
0ube, liir beren 8Oue DrIg mir etHet nPler
Weiit l0tbi9 bQ6eu, cine uele Jti6tung unierem
geben uuo unlerer Z bGttgteit 9eben mitllen 4"
Gen @iniluB auf 0aS Sol DerIiereu, oGs beiBt
BIZ game 3ufuuit ue~rlIaren lmo pIel rne6r per-
mittellt DeS Screens ais pernuttellt 0eS Der
itauoeS mtB bieie UtGdt 9cbaltel. unb gelettet
meroen, bic 10 9emolli9 1T gum @uten ooer gum
&0ien. Inter GQelt 9lor etden &tteln, welbe
bic 6ir6e 0urb ibre @ei6i9te lid erIuOrbeu bat,
lit fem tinSi9er, ,pel6er ibr i'll Der ge9euUart 10
piel GinllB 9ibt, als Der &Itel:
9ie &irdc cine SreanSin ocS 0otfeS.
Sm bemOfratii6en 9Imerifa 1T eS III Der Shat
6ieier 8iteI, wel6er Der tatbolli6en STRIDE nt3t
alleln bic be9eiiterte 0ingebun9 uon Uliulonen
i6rer 6tnoer 9%elpiIlnt, lonoeru aud Die a9tll9
uno bic GeDunoerun9 aQer unlerer UiItbllr9er,
mel6eS and INNER lDr r~eli9tOIer glalbe lei.
Sic Wta6t bieieS &ttelS 1T eS, mel6e RE Der
fol0uug perbin6ert uro taft CUR llnm09ltdteit
mQ6t, lpel6e baS !SerS 0eS amerttantl9en Dol
teS mad Der tQtboIIi6eH STRIDE btnjiebt.
limb oa eS cine pon Qleu anertannte Wabrs
belt 1T, bal, bic grobeu Nra9en Der 3 IL
funit ui6t Sra9en iiber Srie9 lluo Srleoen,
iiber 6anoel uno Wanoel ieiu meroen, ionoeru
bic ocialen SrG'Sen, bic 6ra9en, weIde
Die &erbee run9 Der vase Der 8ros
Sen 8oltsmaen uno beionoers Der or
beitenoen 6laiien b~etrefien, 10 1T es pom allers
b06iter 8i6ti9teit unD SeoeItun9, baB bic
Stride INNER ieit uno enti6ieoen 9eiunoen peroe
auf Ssite Der Weni9li9teit, Der @erebtl9tett
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
2iterarii6cs.

9eben uno @irfeH bes bodu. P. 5rans
9apsr Seelos aus Der Congregation
bss 4Gerbsil. @rISiers, pou p. Yeter
3tmmer, Yrieitsr aus bsrieIben
Congregation. Wit @utbeiBuns Der
Sbern. geuStser Srotbers.
Wtit elmer wabren Sreube empfebleu mir bic
les ib0ne gBert "uuieren 9eiern. gStr ieben bier
Oas 2e6en zines beili9mabi9en SroerSprieiters
CUR @rbauun9 Der @lGubigen, in tldret, berebez
ten @orten Dar9eItelt. Man iiebt benz gllde
an, baB Der Verialier iein Sbema nit Sleib,
Giebe uub @mIi9teit bebanbelt bat.
Sreitdsise geiillide llebnnasr Dor Der
eritsu 3. Communion. Son P. Waus
rttiuS &Io.i # a n, Sraus
3istanerprieiter BET ProuinS pom ;.
Ser;en Ssiu. Mtt .@rIaubniB Der
Sbsrn. Sen5iser Brothers.
0ieie 8eitli3sn llebunSen m09en oils Siliss
mittel sur 9uten 8orbereitun9 auf Die erlte Bl.
Communion bienen. Die Gorbereitun9 bebnt
Der Seriuiier ouf bret Gage aus unb 9ibt iir
le6en Gag entipre3enoe Setra3tHnsen nnb Ses
Iebrungen.
MeiIctmerfe unierer Sihttr. SO. Seft.
Oas Bib bes Satiers, pon
@tl6. Sauff. - 40. Ssft. Sban.
tGiten aus benz. 8remer
&atbsteIler, pom @il6. Sauff.
S~eraus9ess6eu unb nit fur5en @rldus
terun9en perieben uerieben pom DR.. g..
9elltn9baas. Preis per Bdnbs
den 10 Gents. gu haben bel Wiiibl,
bauer d Ssbrle, @to. Al 90. 2aiaues
Ctr, Chicago, 81.
0ieIe lid bur6 @orrect9eit, 8iui9teit, aber,
mas bieiem gulem por9ebt. bur6 iittli9 c
Netnbei lid au~S3eitnenbe Sammlun9 Der
Wteiiteriuerfe unierer Oidter baben mir idon 70
oft empfoblen. oGB mir ni6ts gtGberes bariiber
III Ia9en brauden.
Letters from the Hawaiian Islands. by the
Rev. j. A. Zahm, G. S.. c., Professor
of Physical Science in the Univer-
sity of Notre Dame, Indiana. Notre
Dame, University Press. 1887.
Gas 1T cine bo6it intersiiante groi6ire, in
Der gano uuo Geute Der 9eie9neten Suleln nas
tiirli6 unb tlar bar9eitellt peroen. @ini9e
Sol;i6nitte perpoQitdnDi9en oaS Bib, bas uns
Der 2lutor Sei6net. Die Snielu iino poler gfas
turmuuber, bic Der Seriaiier jupetlen meiiters
bait i6tloert.
Sic Samilien Namen bss 6~roBbsrSogs
buns 9uremburG 5uiammenseiteat
unD ssorbnet Don DR.. q. Wiqer,
Quremburs. Druid unb 0erlas Der
Soibu6brlterei, .. Bid. 1887.
0as 1T elm GuBerit Invertebrates gSert6en.
G8 Sei9t uns porab, wie urs rnO 9ruubbelti1
Die Hurembur9er limb. aber aud Die Gage Swi:
4 I'll -A
bic we6ielpoQen politii6en @reigniiie Seben Ii6
in Der 9tamsuiammlun9 funb. SSn belonbsren
6apiteln bebanoslt Der autOr bic 3eit Der @nt:
itebuu9 Der Samiliennameu, bic gilbuns Der
Samiltenuamen. Sn 10 Satbe9orien felt er
bic @ntlebnmsen 5uiammen: pom Srtsnamsn,
Yerionennamei, @eperben, StGnoen II. (. NJ.
sSn elmer alpbabetiiden Isabelle perben nod Der
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
SirGrtGe gleais&eitem.
3 a b.

9ie ii. Notwithstanding bss uu'ss
ritaniidsn gdcilisnpereins wirb, wie aug
bsr vgdciIia" gu erIebsu lit, am H., 10.
unb IA. Suli b. s. in 81 odeiter, g..
g., itattfinben. Ser bo9m'ite Serr Sis
i6of BAT auf cine biesbeSislt5e anfrase
in frsunbli4ftsr 8siis 3uiassno seants
portet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Grsbt6ceeM iIwautee.
Ger Ia~uaiGbrige &easnt Der Chicago,

Ser lnHgjGbrige &esrnt Der GbicasO,
Milwautee unb ct. Saul 9abn, &lerans
Der Mtit9ea, weI6er tiirsli1 in Seem Oort
pl6sIi9 seltorben lit, fol- in ieinem Geltas
ment folsehoe Gegate fit fatbolii3e unb
ionitise Snititute auSseiett babeu: ga
tbolil9es @aiienbaus pom Milpaufee,
S., 200; 9. Warien 9oipital 5000 /;
&acine college S.. 900; Noibotab Sauie,
S., 900; -. M. 6. a." pon MiIuautse
$40 900 proteitantii8es @aifeubaus Don
Miluaufee $40, 900 Mtlpaufee Pallapant
SOipital $4,000.
grsbt6ceie Baltimore.
Sic tatbuliide ltniperiitdt pom stmsrita
lit nm %. apriI in 8ai5instou seri9tIi9
i~ncorporirt worben.
Scr ausiage BEG @eueraI=S ifars,
WonItg. WtcGOlgan, 9emdB, pirb Der
Cardinal: @rSbiid @t6bous nt9t Dor Suli
suridffebren. 8or ietner Gifreile mad
Mu,erita, MOLE bet Garbtnals grSbii5of
England, Srlanb unb m5sli4srpei1e aud
n6rOli9e Gbeile bes curOpaii9en Continents
beiu9en.
9iSceie Spracuie.
9fep. 81 Qu6ben, ber pom 9upit ers
nannte neue 9ii6of pon Spracuie i'm
Staate Nep Yorf, bat am Sountag, ben
l. Mai, IN Der &atbebrale in Seem gorf
bic 9ii9ofsweibe empfansen.
9iDeeie 0etroit.'
Cine &a6sloeseide, bet mir wenis
9Iauben idsnten, meIbet, baB Der bo@p'ite
gii9of gaspar s.. 8orseB auf ben btid6fs
li4eu Sis uer5i6tet babe unb feline @nts
laiiuns pom bl. Slater ansenOmmen pOrs
ben isi.
Ser budW'ite Sii@of SOrgsB bat bic
Witslieber Der poInii6sn ct. albertuss
@emsinbe, na3bem er ie bes Seftern CUR
umtebr ermabnt bate, uegen @mp6rung
9esen bic tir9Ii9e glutoritat, SeranlaGun9
zines 6ifentlt9en IufitauoeS, BEL Dem elm
Worb nnb BlutuerSisBen uprtam, St0ruus
gen bel Der 81. Welie unb Serbreitun9 Lis
9enbaitsr Seri6t fOrmli9 unb 0ffentIi9
ercOmmuni5irt.
Oi6ceie Buffalo.
Sic ncre pOlnii6e ct. Il6ertsfirdc in
Buffalo wurbe am "a. 2lpriI bur6 ben
bo3p'l ten Sii9of &pan e~inseweibt.
@uslanD.
Bum Nadfolger bss ueritorbenen @ars
binals SacObini lit nun bod SarSinal
GompouG bel Sinbaro, bisberiger Hantius
IN Wabrio, gum Staatsietretdr ernannt
porben, obpobl es mad Cardinal Sacos
bini's Eobe bieB, ais Der Rame bes 9eutess
ten OipIomatsn Cardinal &oaa Susrit
erwdbnt wurbe, baB er bas Staatsletres
tdrs Stint ni9t annebmen wole.
Ser b. Batter bat eineu Srief an 8inbts
BORT seri9tet. Sn bsmielben erfennt er
bic 9erbienite bes Gentrums poQtommen
an unb pieberbolt ben Wuni9 auf Sort
beitanb bes @entrums, ba es aud tn Gus
tuuft ais Wa9ter baiteben miiiie.
Gin traarige8 Bib ~Iiefern bic foIssus
ben ftatifiiden 8ablen iber ben @lerus In
Yortusal. Dom /. Suli 1875 bis 80.
SUM 1885 wurben tn POrtusal unb auf
ben anIissenben SnieIn 1888 Prtelter ses
weibt; basesen itarben in bemielben 8eits
raum mebr ais bic bOppeIte @nsubl, nams
lid 2l92 Prieitsr. am 80, Stunt 1885
eriiiirten tn YOrtusaI 1898 Yrieitsr, bic
iber 1887 pfarreien fid pertbeilen. 0a
in ben letten Sabren bur9i9nittli9 isbss
Sabr $50 Prieiter itarbsn unb nur Ito ueu
seweibt wurben, muB Der @lerus In Babe
u6ais ausfterbsn, wOfern ni9t In &ur3sm
Elm umi4puns gum ge0ern tn benz rsIts
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
0rbettsrtiter.

8tr bobsn in ~unisrer porletten GUNNER
bic @ritube sebra9t, psl9e ber Cardinals
grsbii9of @ibbous i'm Nauen Der Goms
milton Der grabii96fe gu @uniten Der
Grbeitsritter in &om porleste. gSir fubren
nun in Der Mittbstluns jeues @utadtens
fort unb seben bic ginwen6unsen, peI9s
sesen bic arbsitsrittsr erboben worSen iinb.
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Satsoufasr RtrGen . aaIenScr.

90 ibr ben Sater bitten perOet. 500. l6.
sprnt. ben Is. Mai Sopbia, Nnnai. II. Ms.
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@olfS5Gblun9 Don 1880 bic Santiliennamen OIL:
9efiibrt uno babel bic an;abl Der 9erionen per:
merit, bic sur beia9ten 3eit ben gtamen trll9en.
SIM @anSeil ltnb 1918 Samilicnnamen, Die bon
1874 ,34S Eerioner 9etrn9en merbeu, permertt.
9tebmen mir }. g. altman, ben Narneu tra9er
SO, Qltlnann 81, @ouner 9S, &ari9er 81.
0taierlS 1876, &Idert SO. IS mar cine Nib.
ieli9e glrbeit, Die Der @erfaiier nit benz 8ert6eu
unternommeu, aber 9liifli6 bur99efibrt bat.
DR.. Otituer briitt ben @uni9 aus, baB aud
Elm benz Sataiter 9tabeitebe1oer iib bic Otiibe
llebmen loue, bic Slurnamen uno bic Namen
menSuitelleu. Sas wGre cine bo6peroienIli9
arbeit, auf beren @t6ti9tett fir Die @el6i6te
inb Spradforl6urs mir l6on Dor ptelen Sab
rem aufmertIam 9ema6t baber. gliebeu bann
llir nod bic in ben llrfunben ii9 befinbli6en
%gtanlen, Sornomen, Soris unb Sllrnamen gu
iammeltt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
Tamilienfrennb. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

in &omanen unb @r,ablunssn fir
Sung unS alt. Son bisier Bel 8sns
siser Bros. eri9einenoen Sammlung
Iiest iett Der 80. 8anb por. Gs 1T
Sbette. RppeQe pom Waria
Sauspra. &us benz Sran5Sfi9su
iibsriett uOn s(nna SOiepba.
GS lit bies cine bibI6e &rsGbluns, bic in
~tereiiant unb ipannenb 1T uib Der SSu9enb
empfoblen peroeu tanr.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1887-05-10
SreitGgige geiilIide llebnnae1 Dor Der

Nlele 9elilll6en Uebun9en rhO9en o!S NI!is
mittel Sllr 9uteu Yorbereitun9 auf bic erite b
Communion bienen. Die Gorbereitun9 bebr
Der Seriuiier ouf bret Gage aus unb 9tbt III
ieOen Gag entipre3enoe Setra6tnn9en ilnb 81
lebrunGen.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1887-08-25

as they naturally will. 1t is not to be
supposed that during this period the child
is to be altogether free of training OF
some kind. A system of home discipline
should go on during this time that will
prove invaluable to the child in after life.
When tired of play, devote portion of
each day to reading, always selecting
something that will not only interest, but
instruct at the same time. Teach them to
be truthful, to respect their elders, to be
manly, womanly and self-reliant. and you
are paving their way for successful, hap
py future knowledge of this sort gained
will more than counterbalance that which
they would have attained at school; and
good health. that which is of paramount
Importance, will not be undermined by
confinement in close schooi-rooms. Let
children have an abundance of fresh air
through the day and at night let them 60
to sleep in rooms that have been thorough
" purified by sun and fresh air.-Mrs.
Ellis L. M,tnlDaa. in Good Housekeeping.
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Practical ReCineS.

SPONGE JELLY.-One cup sugar, one
cup flour, three eggs. one tablespoonful
milk, one teaspoonful baking powder
mixed in the flour; bake in thin sheets
when cool spread jelly and roll it.
BAKED INDIAN PUDDING.-Scald one
quart of milk; add seven spoonfuls In
dian meal, one teaspoonful salt, one halt
teacupful sugar. the same of molasses. one
teaspoonful ginger. Bake three hours.
CoCoANUT CAKE.-Two cups white
sugar, one cup sweet milk, the whites oil
tour eggs, two thirds of cup OF butter,
three cups flour, two teaspoonfuls cream
OF tartar, one teaspoonful soda. Bake in
jelly tins, spread on the frosting and
sprinkle the cocoanut over.
CoRNsTARCH CAKE.-One cup of butter
worked to cream with two cups OF sugar
one cup of milk in which is dissolved one
teaspoonful of soda; two cups of flour in
which is sifted two tablespoonfuls OF
cream of tartar the whites. only. OF six
eggs, beaten to stiff froth. Mix all these
ingredients WE'LL then add one cup OF
cornstarch. Beat well. Bake in mod.
crate oven. Will make one large loaf.
SCOTCH COoKIEs.-Beat two cups OF
sugar with one of butter and five table
spoontuls of milk in which has been dis
solved one tablespoonful of soda Bea,
two eggs quite light and add them. Nix
two tablespoonful of cream of tartar with
half pound of flour and teaspoonful
of powdered cinnamon. Mix the whole
together, adding more flour from time to
time to make dough. Roll thin and
bake quickly.
BAKED HAsH.-Use a cupful of any
cold meat chopped rather coarse, a cup.
tul of cold cooked rice, a generous cuptul
of milk, an egg, two tablespoonful OF
butter and one tablespoonful of salt and
one-eigh,h of pepper, put the milk on the
fire in frying-pan and when it has be.
come hot add all the other ingredients ex.
cept the egg; stir for one minute; then re.
move from the fire and add egg vel
beaten. Turn into an escalloped dish and
bake in moderate oven for twenty
minutes. Serve in the same dish.
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About Women.

Mrs. Crawford, Paris correspondent OF
the London Daily News and Truth, is said
to earn 1000 year by her pen.
Nine. Trelat LETT nearly all her prop
erty, about f400,000 to the Paris munich
pality, to found school for the training
of girls in household duties.
Each girl in Wellesley College performs
forty-five minutes work each day, There
are three hundred girls, and every girl is
trained TO do one kind OF work quickly
and well.
Miss Kate Field lectured in Alaska to a
large and attentive audience. Her subject
was, "An Evening with Dickens" 1t
was a strange sight in the Mining Camp
OF Juneau, the largest town in Alaska, TO
hear woman's lecture.
Mrs. DR.. Ellis, an American lady, is
physician to the Queen of COrea. She
has apartments in the royal palace at
Seoul, and receives yearly salary which
is equal to eighteen thousand dollars.
She is exp cted to visit the queen daily,
and remains in call when Her Majesty is
indsposed.
The unhealthy fashion of low necked
and shOTt-sleeved dresses tor babies has
come about again. In a changeabie eli
mate like ours, this mode OF dressing
should not be adopted, however pretty
dimped shoulders and arms may look
With short sleeves coral clasps are again
used also tiny bracelets for little girls, or
narrow ribbons tied about the neck and
writes. The sensible mother puts all this
folly behind her, and covers her child
neck and arms with at least one thickness
of muslin, adding a light knit sacque on
cool days.-MrS. E. 4. Whitaker, IN No
mems Interests.
A Western paper narraies how mother
in Dakota sacrificed her hand TO save her
child from death She was cooking sup
PEI over gasoline stove, while her two
little children were playing on the floor.
In turning around her sleeve caught the
gasoline faucet and turned it on. She
turned it off, but not before some OF it had
fallen in the tea kettle. She picked up
the Kettle to carry it out, but had hardly
taken a step when the gasoline exploded
and the flames burst out. She rushed 10
the door, but it would not open. TO drop
the flaming kettle meant death to her chill
drer, so the brave little woman chung to
the kettle while her hand was burned TO a
crisp and the oil burned out. The next
day the mothers hand was amputated.
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STATE OE MAINE.

CUMBERLAND, So.
At the Court OF County Commissioners, begun and
holden at Portland. within and for the County of
Cumberland, on the first Tuesday Of June Ammo
Domini lss7. TO wit, at a regular ses ion thereof
on the first Tuesday of August, Ammo Domini 1857
On the foregoing petition, it being satisfactorily
shown TO the court that the petitioners are response
bic and that heating is expedieDt, Ii is hereby
ORDERED, That the County Commissioners of said
County OF Cumberland will meet the County Com
missioners Of said County of Andro coggin, at the
office Of j. d. spiiler, in Webb's Mill, in the town
of CascO, in said County of Cumberland, on Tues
day, the twenty.seyeuth day of September A. D.
1857, at eleven O'Clock in the forenoon and that the
petitioners give notice to all persons interested BY
causing attesteI copies OF said petition and this or
der OF court thereon to be served upon the chairman
OF the County Commissioners of said County of An
droscoggin, upon the town clerk Of the town of Cas-
co, and upon the town clerk of the town of Poland
and also by posting up copies OF the same in three
public places in each of said towns Of Caseo and Po
land, and publishing the same three weeks succes
sivelv in the kennebec Journal, the State paper
printed in Augusta, in the Comfy Of kennebec in
the Evening Express. a newspaper printed in Port
land. in said County Of Cumberland and in The
Led era newspaper printed in Mechanic Falls In the
town Of Poland in said County of Andres coeeiD the
first of said publications and each of the other no.
tees TO be at least thirty days before the time OF said
meeting; at which time and place. latter il has beer
satisfactorily shown that the above notice has been
duly given) the commissioners of both counties A. "a
aforesaid will proceed jointly 20 view the route act
forth in said petition, and other routes and roads
connected Herewith. and after such view they will
give hearing to the parties and their WITNESSES at
some convenient place in the vicinity, when and
where all persons and corporations interested NAV
appear and show cause, If any they have. why the
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
Attest: B. c. STONE, Clerk.
Copy OF the petition and order of court thereon.
Attest: B. c. STONE. Clerk
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Washing Berries.

All berries. unless picked fresh from the
garden, and even then, if warm, are rem
dered much nicer by washing in very cold
water, and if properly done lose none OF
their flavor or juice, nothing out the dust
and warmth which spoils many dish of
berries. Put them carefully, not more
than a quart at time, into colander, and
dip them into large pan full of water.
Let them stand perhaps a minute, and
lift the colander carefully. If the water
is not clear, fill the pan again, and dip the
berries once more. Set aside till well
drained, Is or 20 minutes is sufficient, and
you will never serve berries again without
dipping them into the cold water which
freshens them so much. Some people
float the berries in pan of water. bu,
they are apt to break in taking them out
The use of the colander is the best and
easiest method.
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To the County Commissioners for the Counties af
Cumberland and Andr0ScOggiP:
The undersigned respectfully represent that the
public highway from Webb's Mills, lin the town of
Casco) in the County of Cumberland and State OF
Maine to Mechanic Falls, in the towns of Minot and
Poland, in the County of Androscog gin, in said
State, now travelled is very billy and
there being very high hill. known as the WEIGH
Hill. which IL serious obstacle to travel especially
to loaded teams. We further represent that there
is reasonably convenient chance to avoid said hill
by making new location to the south of 1t and pub
lie convenience and necessity do require an altera
ton or new location. follows, to wit leaving the
old road al point little eastward of the house re.
Gently occupied By Ezra Edwards he foot of the
Wech Hin, in the town Of Casco, thence
passing in an easterly and northerly direction over
the most feasible route to strike the old road near
the first house in Poland recently occupied by Frank
Bragdon. We therefore pray your honorable bodies
after due notice to all parties interesed will pro
coed TO make the called for alteration new loca.
ton of said portion of highway as prayed for.
Webb's Mills, July 2lst. 1887
John d. Spiller, winslow Brothers,
David Duran. W. II. Duran,
Chas Smith, S. &. Jordan,
Frank & Wilson, Luther Perkins.
William Duran, John Mel, liam
j. II. sawyer, J. T.. Browne
A. j. Winslow,
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Let the Children Play.

Children with active minds should not
be sent to school as early as these of
slower mental growth. Let them romp
and play until they have attained the age
of eight or ten years. without learning a
letter, if need be- They will be none the
worse for it and when they do begin, will
progress more rapidly than those who
begin three or four years before There
are those who will, perhaps. take excep-
tons to this, but to the fact of early begun
and long continued school life. the broken
down nervous system of the average
American life can justly be attributed.
Health first; let mental attainments follow